Video: Stray dog helps kindergarten kids cross street safely, netizens say 'adopt him'

A video of a stray pooch that helps a group of children cross a street safely on zebra crossing has won internet. Shared by p named Goodable, nearly 2-minute foot has resurfaced that shows Kursha, a black and white stray dog in former Soviet Republic of Georgia caught barking at speeding cars, wagging his tail as kindergarten kids cross ro with a human. 

With over 27.6k likes, “good dog” has caused a stir on internet as commenters want dog to be opted and given a loving home because he is “too wonderful” to live on streets. While kids slowly pace on crossing strip,  self-appointed crossing guard leaps and jumps across stretch of ro signalling  traffic to halt. Unfortunately, some drivers speed past crossing despite pedestrians, in which case, brave dog barks at m for failing to yield and escorts group of kids to or side of street. thoughtful dog is concerned about safety of foot walkers as can be seen in video. Although it remains unclear why kind pooch opted for role of a guarding dog on crossing, as per a report, he came a few years ago as a stray and locals cared for him, so it could have been a gesture of thankfulness as per pedestrians.  

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Video goes viral

"Omg, how can this wonderful dog t have a home,” wrote a user, while making a gloomy emoticon. “Omg!!! He should next president,” wrote ar. “She shouldn’t be a stray anymore...” wrote third, concerned.  "A stray dog would run to me every day after school at same intersection. She walked me home and turns out after that she would sit at bus stop waiting for older kids too. Her name was Molly and idea what happened to her but I kw all dogs go to heaven," commented fourth.

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